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BECKENHAM TOWN 0 JERSEY BULLS 1

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Dan Hicks

BECKENHAM’S relegation was confirmed after a narrow defeat to Jersey, who enhanced their dreams of a second successive promotion with an eighth win in nine.
Striker Lorne Bickley, who had been the main goal threat throughout, was the difference maker with a free header 12 minutes from time for his 22nd goal of the season.
The Bulls dominated the first half, but were frustrated either by Becks goalkeeper Carter Sullivan or the crossbar.
Beckenham came out more positively in the second half and battled bravely but did little to threaten before Bickley...

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